Thread 1111 and 0111 who have submitted docs in delhi CHC Only 2010

[(INDIAN)]

Dear friend,
Do think that DECISION  MADE is bug. When Accenture is working with the CIC and CBSA to provide their officers with a comprehensive and consistent view of a client's information by implementing a Global Case Management System.
CIC and CBSA employees provide a full range of citizen and immigration programs—from processing visitor applications to handling requests for permanent residence—at a time of increasing workloads and demands for greater accountability and results.

Accenture Awarded Contract to Help Citizenship and Immigration Canada Develop Global Case Management System

Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) has awarded Accenture a contract to help CIC design, develop and deploy a global case management system that will be used in Canada and at overseas missions to support the management of immigration and citizenship programs.

This first contract, which involves validating the business requirements and developing the high-level system design, is valued at approximately $4.8 million (US$3.1 million).

The new system will replace 14 of CIC's core legacy systems and will include full case histories on individuals and links to related files, making it easier for department employees to access and manage data. The system is also expected to help CIC streamline its operations and facilitate information sharing with key stakeholders.

Each year the CIC processes approximately 1.3 million visitor, citizen, immigrant and sponsorship applications; 320,000 employment and student authorizations; and 40,000 refugee claims, in addition to fielding 4.5 million calls.

"Like other immigration organizations, CIC is striving to improve customer service and adopt customer relationship management practices that are prevalent in the corporate world," said Graeme Gordon, the partner responsible for Accenture's Immigration, Justice and Security practice. "With the new case management system and some reengineered processes, the CIC should be able to operate more efficiently and improve its customer service."

The Accenture team working on the global case management system also includes Microsoft, Siebel and Ajilon, a Canadian professional services supplier with expertise in customer relationship management.

Regards
indian

[destinationBC]

Claiming "Decision Made" is a bug is living in Denial

Dear friend,
Do think that DECISION  MADE is bug. When Accenture is working with the CIC and CBSA to provide their officers with a comprehensive and consistent view of a client's information by implementing a Global Case Management System.
CIC and CBSA employees provide a full range of citizen and immigration programs—from processing visitor applications to handling requests for permanent residence—at a time of increasing workloads and demands for greater accountability and results.

Accenture Awarded Contract to Help Citizenship and Immigration Canada Develop Global Case Management System

Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) has awarded Accenture a contract to help CIC design, develop and deploy a global case management system that will be used in Canada and at overseas missions to support the management of immigration and citizenship programs.

This first contract, which involves validating the business requirements and developing the high-level system design, is valued at approximately $4.8 million (US$3.1 million).

The new system will replace 14 of CIC's core legacy systems and will include full case histories on individuals and links to related files, making it easier for department employees to access and manage data. The system is also expected to help CIC streamline its operations and facilitate information sharing with key stakeholders.

Each year the CIC processes approximately 1.3 million visitor, citizen, immigrant and sponsorship applications; 320,000 employment and student authorizations; and 40,000 refugee claims, in addition to fielding 4.5 million calls.

"Like other immigration organizations, CIC is striving to improve customer service and adopt customer relationship management practices that are prevalent in the corporate world," said Graeme Gordon, the partner responsible for Accenture's Immigration, Justice and Security practice. "With the new case management system and some reengineered processes, the CIC should be able to operate more efficiently and improve its customer service."

The Accenture team working on the global case management system also includes Microsoft, Siebel and Ajilon, a Canadian professional services supplier with expertise in customer relationship management.

Regards
indian

[jassi_cool1980]

Jassi Bhaji

Kee Hoya ,why this gloom , I sent The No of My Friend in Toronto did you not contact Him

If you havent contacted him Do it now it will be good for your comfort

 ( Pareshan nai Huna ) Jay Kuch na banaya ta BC aa Jayo kum ban jau


best of Luck

hahahahahahaha bhaji keeeeee gal kardeee ooo yaaaar , nothing like that . you know better then any body else why i came here. the talk was about lifestyle it wasn't about whether i am settled or not . waheguru da sukar hai .

[Mogboy]

Hi,

I was very saddened to read this quote about me.

"I have read many posts of the man , he always contradicts you and always has a negative opinion on all aspects be it Jobs for docs,nurses, accountants etc. etc.
I suggest you stay away from him. Not good for your positivism."

I have always tried to be as helpful and encouraging as I could be. I never meant to contradict anyone, just give my opinions as to why I thought they may not be correct. After all I do live here. I believe you will all do very well over time and be successful. If I tell you that Saskatoon has extremely cold and brutal weather it's meant to enlighten you, not put you down. You could find out for yourselves on Google.

Maybe Saskatoon is a better choice for some, but I do not believe it's the wisest choice for most, but it's not my decision, it's  yours. Check the website Monster.com. There are thousands of financial jobs here in Toronto.

I have no motive to be negative or anything else. I love this city and perhaps is colors my judgement. Personally Saskatoon would seem like Hell on Earth, but it may be Heaven on Earth to someone else. Obviously some people like it or it wouldn't exist.

As for accountants and doctors, I'm not sure what that's about. You do have to re-qualify and it does take time. I think the Canadian government could do a better job of explaining that, but there are plans in the works to speed accreditation.

I'm really sorry if anyone here has felt that I have been negative towards them. My intent was the opposite.

Sincerely,

MB

[Mogboy]

 @ jassi-cool,

I wish you nothing but the best, though remember that what's best for you may not be the best for the rest.

Good luck,

MB

[SSAKAL]

If you are within their time frame of processing they will not reply

did U reed my question?

[dbag]

Hi Gashe4peace,
 Can u share ur timelines pl.? As per the link below, processing time for Nairobi office is 24 months and they will not reply before that to any CSQ...
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/times/perm/skilled-fed.asp

Rgds,
DBag

[gashe4peace]

Hi Gashe4peace,
 Can u share ur timelines pl.? As per the link below, processing time for Nairobi office is 24 months and they will not reply before that to any CSQ...
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/times/perm/skilled-fed.asp

Rgds,
DBag

thank buddy ! i have submitted full document to NVO on Dec.2010 and what frustrate me is that i don't have any information regarding my Ecase states. i asked them 3 times for the last 2 weeks but they didn't respond me. i know their was an automation replay but this day even it doesn't work out. why?
Do you have any idea??

[KDSTTL]

Didn't hear a good news from anyone on this blog for the last three weeks.

Worried, whether the immigration department is again sitting on our files.

[dbag]

thank buddy ! i have submitted full document to NVO on Dec.2010 and what frustrate me is that i don't have any information regarding my Ecase states. i asked them 3 times for the last 2 weeks but they didn't respond me. i know their was an automation replay but this day even it doesn't work out. why?
Do you have any idea??

Hey Gashe,
 I know it's v. frustrating to wait for such a long time (in ur case atleast 24+ months total) but unfortunately we have no choice  I personally have stopped thinking about the whole Canada immigration thing and only occassionally catch up with it. Regarding ecas status, are u getting anything at all on it and if so is it RBVO or In Process? Also I guess ur 2nd AOR must be in Dec '10 or Jan '11 so the VO will not bother to do anything for the next few months (I hope I am wrong in this).
The reason for not getting auto reply might be technical issues (it has also happened to me twice when I communicated with NDVO though I also got auto-response a few times) or I guess your email address might have been blocked (this is unlikely).
If u really want to contact ur VO, u can try calling them up or sending them snail-mail. Alternatively, approx. 300 ppl. worldwide (including NVO) have already filed lawsuits against CIC and u can check up unfaircic.com if u feel like joining them, though I feel u should wait some more time.

Rgds,
DBag

[(INDIAN)]

Hey Gashe,
 I know it's v. frustrating to wait for such a long time (in ur case atleast 24+ months total) but unfortunately we have no choice   I personally have stopped thinking about the whole Canada immigration thing and only occassionally catch up with it. Regarding ecas status, are u getting anything at all on it and if so is it RBVO or In Process? Also I guess ur 2nd AOR must be in Dec '10 or Jan '11 so the VO will not bother to do anything for the next few months (I hope I am wrong in this).
The reason for not getting auto reply might be technical issues (it has also happened to me twice when I communicated with NDVO though I also got auto-response a few times) or I guess your email address might have been blocked (this is unlikely).
If u really want to contact ur VO, u can try calling them up or sending them snail-mail. Alternatively, approx. 300 ppl. worldwide (including NVO) have already filed lawsuits against CIC and u can check up unfaircic.com if u feel like joining them, though I feel u should wait some more time.

Rgds,
DBag

can we talk on mobile i send my number in inbox

can we talk on mobile i send my number in inbox

[dbag]

Hi Indian,
 Replied to ur PM.

Rgds,
DBag

[gashe4peace]

Hey Gashe,
 I know it's v. frustrating to wait for such a long time (in ur case atleast 24+ months total) but unfortunately we have no choice  I personally have stopped thinking about the whole Canada immigration thing and only occassionally catch up with it. Regarding ecas status, are u getting anything at all on it and if so is it RBVO or In Process? Also I guess ur 2nd AOR must be in Dec '10 or Jan '11 so the VO will not bother to do anything for the next few months (I hope I am wrong in this).
The reason for not getting auto reply might be technical issues (it has also happened to me twice when I communicated with NDVO though I also got auto-response a few times) or I guess your email address might have been blocked (this is unlikely).
If u really want to contact ur VO, u can try calling them up or sending them snail-mail. Alternatively, approx. 300 ppl. worldwide (including NVO) have already filed lawsuits against CIC and u can check up unfaircic.com if u feel like joining them, though I feel u should wait some more time.

Rgds,
DBag

Thank U!!
God bless U!

[(INDIAN)]

Hi Indian,
 Replied to ur PM.

Rgds,
DBag

veeer  ji gussa koi karde ho
tusi kitho  ho
indian

[jassi_cool1980]

 @  jassi-cool,

I wish you nothing but the best, though remember that what's best for you may not be the best for the rest.

Good luck,

MB

 very true , don't pass judgement then.